AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoEnergy: ExxonMobil will maintain a near-shore pipeline off Crane from October 14 to December 1, aiming to finish repairs before Gas-to-Energy starts; the nitrogen-pressurised line is not yet operational. Tourism: Guyana logged 360,623 visitor arrivals in the first nine months of 2026. At the regional tourism conference in Georgetown, President Ali urged bigger investments in infrastructure, connectivity and new visitor experiences. Infrastructure: The US$604 million Palmyra–Moleson Creek highway is 27% complete, slightly behind schedule, with financing issues slowing work on two of its three lots. Business Finance: Guyana’s new Development Bank has begun operations, offering zero-interest financing to entrepreneurs and small businesses. Agriculture and Exports: Guyanese food manufacturer UMAMI has shipped its first commercial container to Qatar, while NAREI received a $60 million vehicle fleet to strengthen agricultural extension and fruit-fly surveillance.
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